OMT welcomes its largest container ship
NewsOMT handled PIL’s 300m, 6,660-TEU Kota Cempaka, the largest container vessel to fully operate in Eastern Nigeria, loading and unloading 2,000 TEU.
Calabar controversy
After at least eight years’ delay, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) revealed earlier this year that a contract to dredge the port of Calabar would be awarded by July. Calabar, which is located in the far south east of the country, was historically a very important port, but a combination of silting, underinvestment and the domination of the Lagos ports have seen it lose ground. As planned, the dredging project and a contract to maintain the harbour’s access channels have now been awarded to Ni
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